Top Gun

A classic:

Fuuuuuuuck.

I sincerely doubt it, I've yet to come across anyone who mentions it favorably.

Oh yeah, that era had the best character designs in anime history. Beats the shit out of the current moeblob trend.

Oh I'm sorry, I didn't realize that "peer-reviewed studies in reputable scientific journals" equated to "corporate bullshit" in fuggs-land.

I was wondering what chemical she could possibly talking about and of course it was something retarded like that.

I'm a teacher. Fuck September to the blackest pits of hell.

I have yet to see Gunsmith Cats, but Riding Bean was irredeemably stupid.

So you then.

I hope this show is a huge success and all of the incels whining about it come down with apoplectic rage cancer. Unlikely, but a man can dream.

You, uh, gonna explain how a "financial flop" garnered 8 seasons?

Should I know who this Digiperson is?

I still haven't seen any of Haruhi, but personally I thought the concept of Endless Eight was goddamn hilarious. Like, if you're gonna do it, go whole hog.

Comedy is something that can be especially culturally-dependent. A lot of Japanese comedy centers around the manzai routine, which honestly comes across as pretty painful to most Western audiences.

Sweet, I can get even more caught up.

Yes your shitty videos add so much to a conversation. How do I know it? Because it misrepresented the series from day one. One Piece is frequently silly and goofy, and Oda draws more than a little stylistic influence from classic Looney Tunes shorts, but it also plumbs some hefty emotional depths and is shockingly dark at times. It doesn't take all that long into the series for moments like that to start cropping up, either. I daresay that most people who fall in love with the series do so because of that aspect of it, and if a viewer never gets to experience that but instead suffers through spring-loaded guns and suction cups and murderous chakrams (wut) and people "staying in jail forever," they're not going to feel that draw

The fact that few anime fans now have had personal experience with it doesn't mean that it didn't have a significant detrimental effect when it was first released and people were actually watching it on Toonami. This isn't a hard concept. And yet despite that setback it's proven to be a long-term success for FUNi.

Because she's pathetically desperate for any shred of attention, even negative attention?

I frequently disagreed with his philosophy on modding, but no one cared more about this bunch of weirdo misfits than he did.

A stroke?

It's no worse than DBZ proper.

I don't think I ever saw most of the last season, but this thing has me hype. What I really need to do is rewatch the whole damn thing in all the time I don't have.

This doesn't surprise me in the least. Lazzo has always seemed like a massive cunt. If it weren't for Saturday nights and the occasional Venture season, I probably wouldn't have watched [as] for like the past 8 or 9 years.

I mean I'll give you that the theme song has probably found its way into the general anime fan consciousness, but how many anime viewers today do you think have actually sat down and watched so much as a few minutes of the 4Kids dub?

It's been more than a decade. The only people who are more than vaguely aware of that dub are old-school Toonami farts.